MOSFET Amplifier IRFP240/IRFP9240

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kandimba

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AndrewT said:
3pair output stage equals 6 source resistors.
Set the bias voltage low to start with, maybe 10.0mVdc across Rs1 and measuure all 6 after they have reached equilibrium.
Then increase in 10.0mV increments allowing time to resettle and re-measure.
By the time you get to 50mV (100mA) you have a table of measurements for all 6 Rs
You will see if they all remain very similar, or some wander off a little, or a lot. This will really show how well you selected for Vgs.

It was a test like this that showed how much better a thin mica is at transferring heat compared to a good quality low thermal resistance soft thermal washer. I had used my last three Thermal washers for all the upper devices and reverted to mica for the opposite side.
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Hi AndrewT, thanks a lot for your advice again. So, it`s time to work, soon I gona say something.

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kandimba

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Hi AndrewT, the amplifier is working good the powers are more or less in balance the sound is charming, but I had to run a little beat because heat sink is only for test, is not enough. I put 47mV in S resistors because they are R47. Thanks for your suport and thanks to Mr. Mile also.

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kandimba

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Hi Mr. Mile, I would like to hear something from you. I put 1Khz and 8R resistive load and I got this. The positive side almost clip and de negative side is as you can see in the photo (20V per divsion). I replace the drivers by 2SC4793 NPN positive side and 2SA1837 PNP negative side. Thanks in advance.

Pozdrav
 

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kandimba said:
Hi Mr. Mile, I would like to hear something from you. I put 1Khz and 8R resistive load and I got this. The positive side almost clip and de negative side is as you can see in the photo (20V per divsion). I replace the drivers by 2SC4793 NPN positive side and 2SA1837 PNP negative side. Thanks in advance.

Pozdrav
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Bias circuit is in positive side and clip is unsimetrical... it is ok.
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kandimba

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I Mr. Mile, i have two questions to use FX100 PSU Protect with HV250. But i have some doubts about it, first: Which components are correct Electronic scheme 1 or Electronic scheme 2 ? Second, with +70 VDC -70 VDC should I change something.

Thanks in advance

Pozdrav
 

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apexaudio

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kandimba said:
I Mr. Mile, i have two questions to use FX100 PSU Protect with HV250. But i have some doubts about it, first: Which components are correct Electronic scheme 1 or Electronic scheme 2 ? Second, with +70 VDC -70 VDC should I change something.

Thanks in advance

Pozdrav
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With +/-70V use Diagram 2 without changes, only 10000uF/80V instead 10000uF/63V.
Pozdrav
 
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The TL071 (and similar older FET opamps) will suffer from latch-up to the negative rail during clipping.

Even the lowly NE5532 sounds better, and does not latch-up.

I designed a commercial amplifier about 20 years ago similar to this with the TL072. The customer and I were auditioning it while being overdriven. He asked 'what is that horrible sound'. 'Latch-up' I replied. After substituting the NE5532 (with no other changes), the amp sounded much better at low volume levels, and did not latch-up when driven into clipping. We actually burned up a power transformer after driving into sustained clipping for over an hour. In the final design we ended up doubling the VA rating on the transformer.
 
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abys

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Hi, for the F100 amplifier, is it possible to use a short circuit protect circuit. Like, as in apex PA protect circuit...The amp works very well for most applications and in a PA kind of situation, it needs a short circuit protection.
 
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